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JackLacava wrote:
Note how I'm using DbWhere clauses to filter the table, rather than hand-writing the entire SQL query. This helps with performance optimizations behind the scenes, and it's the recommended way to query going forward.
Was just randomly reading this article and these sentences interested me the most. It'd be interesting to deep dive into the most performant way to get data back (and why!) but more so I wonder how as developers and implementers we find out about things like this as surely dbWhere is not the only new code functionality to hit the BR shelves in the last 2 years.
If OneStream wants to become a real developer platform it should do more on an on-going basis to enable developers. Not just Wave which was great. We already know the developer docs are lacking but I'm talking about things that sneak through in new versions. Not the big things that get announced but the little things that we only find out by chance reading someone's OS community post who happened to come across it but can actually make a decent impact on the solutions we develop.